What is another word for more logarithmic?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔː lˌɒɡəɹˈɪθmɪk] (IPA) 
More logarithmic refers to a mathematical function that increases at a slower rate as the input increases. Synonyms for more logarithmic include less exponential, sublinear, or gently sloping. These terms describe a function that approaches a limiting value but does so in a more gradual or nuanced way than an exponential function. In everyday language, one might describe a trend as being more logarithmic if it slows down after a period of rapid growth or if it appears to level off over time. Understanding the nuances of mathematical language can help us more accurately describe and communicate about complex phenomena in science, economics, and other fields.
